The exhibition Air France from San Francisco reopened its doors on 16 June. Highly-anticipated by business travellers, this makeover has seen the lounge expand, still located at Gate A of the international terminal. It now welcomes passengers in a 565 m² of space - i.e. 90 m² more than the previous infrastructure - and thus boasts a seats 117. Access is via eligibility terminals.
The new salon is equipped with shower cubicles. On the catering side, a large table d'hôte is available to share convivial moments around a self-service buffet. There is also a large bar with a selection of French wines and champagnes, cocktails prepared by a barman and local beers on draught. The lounge also has more intimate alcoves.
In addition to what is useful - the usual equipment favoured by business travellers, such as sockets and USB ports - Air France has opted for what is pleasant. The new lounge features designwith furniture by Pierre Paulin, Patrick Jouin and the Bouroullec brothers.
Passengers in Première will also have their own "confidential" area, bathed in light, with its own catering service. An area has also been reserved for Flying Blue Ultimate customers, equipped with wide armchairs.
